Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-02
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

Tho iunerai Of Ne. C~orneli& Harrington
If6kes place today.
Y Miss May, daughter Of R. o. Fhonas, o.
Glendale. is visiting Yrst Patrick Talent, o.
WI: xortoD, & stuart, 4 prominent
| s~tockgrower of the Dser Lodge valley, il
visiting Butte. -
John Dyer and John Mullen had q dis.
turbance in tina Crystal saloon last night
; and were arrested. ii.tsS :. Az f.Stf
Jack Brophy was arrested last night for
using abusive language to John Nkkelson
in the Washington Brewery.
I John O'Nell. proprietor Of tn eating
houses at SiIxer BewsAnd Gerfnon, lis 90:
fioarning for q few days in Butte.
. Born-On the 25th Of February 1887,
to the wife Of James Fitzpatrick, a son.
And . bouncing boy it is, too Family all
q The funeral of John OI'Roprke, the DE-
ceased watchman 81 the Mountain Consol-
idated, occurred yesterday and Maslarsely
attended.
Sheriff Lloyd escorted the crazy man,
mentioned in these columns on Wednesday,
to Warm Springs and placed him in the
asylum there.
The Pacific Express office is doing q
rushing business these days, and the en-
ployes generally are kept at. work until
nearly midnight.
. G. B. Winston, a prominent lawyer OF
Anaconda,. and L. A. King, the nterp1ising
newsdealer Of that place, came up last
night to attend the opera. ..,e s,.ae-.
[,~ Ranchers are bringing plenty Of wood to
town. but it takes some pretty tai rust
ling to get a load of hay these days. The
last figure quoted was $S5 a ton.
y The Butte Turn Verein will give q social
and theatrical entertainment at Caplice
Hall on Sunday evening, the 27th, Mem.
bsrs and their friends are cordially invited.
- The Utah & Northern passenger train
came in six hours late yesterday morning.
The Montana Union train from Helena in
the evening, was delayed for about halt an
hour. .s-.s .,..D. g.. 49, - 90. =
The Montana Union is getting away
with its business in good shape, though
under some, difficulties, President Dana
says the company has no wings at all, but
it gets there all the same. .l-:.ees
The MINER is in receipt of letter from
Frank Ward, of Woodville, who wishes us
to announce that he is not the Frank
Warn whose arrest in Butte was mentioned
in these columns a few days ago.
The date OF the meetings of Division 2 OF
the Ancient Order Of Hibernians, has been
changed to the second and fourth Sundays
of every month, instead OF tho I'd and 4th
Fridays. This change takes effect to-mor-
row.
When the cat is away the mice will play.
A railroad man wants to know if that &C.
counts for some forty odd cars Of Butte
and Anaconda freight having been left at
Silver Bow, instead Of being taken on to
it's destination.
Under the new rate made by the Union
Pacific on hay shipments, announced in
TIE MINER yesterday. Mcmillan and Gu
EFT will ship a large quantity OF hay from
Kirkendall & Brown have con.
siderable hay at Dillon. .,.
In Justice L~ippincott's court yesterday
Charles Kyle wal placed under $1,000
bonds for. completely in the check robbery
case. Rhodes. in whose paint shop the
stolen property was found, was dismissed
rom custody. Kyle was unable to furnish
bond and was sent to Jail. -~.. co i
4. Quite q force of men was sent out yes
from Butte to work on tie culverts
and bridges OF the o. & N. from Silver Bow
down to the canyon. Their object is to
cut channels in the ice and 10Y il, these
so that when the big thaw comes
the water can pass off readily.
Runaway horses seem to be frequent in
Butte. Scarcely a day passes but that one
two wagons or sleighs are smashed by
hat rave broken away from their
It is a miracle that no persons
been hurt. Drivers cannot BE- too
when OF a crowded street.
Wednesday evening NJ. P. Supple and
Miss Rene Sumner were married at the
residence of Marcus DAILY. The groom is
The efficient Manager of the Brownsville
Mills in this city, and the bride
been for some years a member of the
amily Of Marcus DAILY. The young couple
Ire the recipients OF the congratulations of
many friends.
Marcus DAILY came up from Anaconda |
IN Wednesday,, and put the Anaconda
nine in operation yesterday. The mine
md smelter are now running in full blast, |
md employing in the neighborhood of one
men in Butte and Anaconda. !
Unless the weather interferes again, it is |
likely that these works have started up
or long run. !
Scribpers for March contains a portrait
# NJ. Theirs, and articles on the following
ubjects: The Stability OF the Earth, Aunt
Prisoner, "reminiscences Of the
and Commune of Paris, Sells Broth
Wife, The Story of a New House, An
nterlude, the Bayeux Tapestry, The Resid-
airy Legstee, Ballads OF the Penitents, |
What is an Instinct, and a number OF
ther interesting articles really too num-
O u to mention. The March number is